Poems About: MENTOR

Without a second word
Just as i never imagined
My heart falls.
But Like a stone throne into the sea read more »

It's time to remember the past,
And consider the days lost,
In endeavors turned futile,
And take heart from these lessons, read more »

A great arena of induced fake profound
Where warriors plucked their stoned swords
From the graveyard of the blurred fortress
Monuments hanging on forsaken gates read more »

Below the dark skies
In the unforgiving twilight winter
Outside the house that sighs
The moonlight feebly showed a mentor read more »

It has been a few years since her I did see
Yet none quite so kind or as lovely as she
A grandmother to John Gregory son of Melissa and her son John
The years ticking by but she keeps keeping on. read more »

If Michael was a mentor and a friend
you'd think I should have known when he had died.
A year or so has skipped by since his end.
A year in which I've been pre-occupied read more »

?
H onest in wording like bird of jove
in hospitality is cloud
A nd gorgeous steps makes advices right read more »

You are my Mother,
My Mentor
My Maker
You taught me how to be nice read more »

Lest we forget
Our family
Friends
Mentors that changed our lives read more »

I need a mentor
Who's honest with kind
 Sift  prudently through
The ideas of my mind read more »

When I look
At the empty chair
I feel nostalgic
My mentor, my teacher read more »

That child, my mentor

Morning
On my return from the temple read more »